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Kjell Reigstad
Theme & Pattern Design Snapshots
A collection of recent work by Automattic’s Theme Design Squad.
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ollierozdarz
WordPress.com Onboarding: Better Iteration Through Persistence, Collaboration, and Data Analysis
How a year of experiments led to subtle changes with major impacts.
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Seyward Darby
Redesigning The Atavist Magazine
The Atavist Magazine, one of Automattic’s flagship longform publications, recently relaunched on WordPress.com. In this conversation, editor in chief Seyward Darby and art director Ed Johnson talk about the history, (re)design, and future of the magazine.
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Filipe Varela, Yvonne Doll
Jetpack turns 10
Go behind the scenes with the Jetpack Design team and see the process of how we crafted the 10th anniversary campaign.
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Monika Burman
Designing for Culture and Community
The Designer Experience team at Automattic is uniquely tasked with designing programs and experiences for designers. Learn about our culture and community-building programs.
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Channing Ritter
Accessibility in the Block Editor
As a new addition to the design team at Automattic and a first-time contributor to the WordPress project, I’ve been spending a lot of time learning about accessibility features in Gutenberg, the WordPress block editor. I wanted to create this blog post to introduce myself (and you) to the many useful accessibility features available and…
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Matt Owens
Case Study: Using the power of WordPress to help redesign the American high school
Matt Owens, a partner at creative studio Athletics, takes us inside education, innovation, and community with XQ Institute.
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Srujana Akkiraju
Showcase Your Figma Designs on WordPress P2
At Automattic, P2 is one of the main tools we use for asynchronous communication. An integral part of our workflow, it is the place where we share, discuss, brainstorm, and collaborate. We are now excited to announce that designers can embed their Figma files and prototypes directly into a P2 post for the entire team…
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Erin Casali
Text Should Not Feel Important
In a workplace, quick feedback is easy to come by. We just ask the person we’ve on our side, we walk by a trusted colleague, maybe we even ask a few people for a quick critique. It feels simple and lightweight. When remote, a lot of the ways we communicate change. Remote work requires and…








